Model 2010D Calibration Setup Page 6-
Section 6 Model 2010D Calibration Setup
Before the Model 2010D can perform gas dilutions or calibrations,
certain application-specific information must be entered. The
following steps describe the basic set up operations that must be
performed before using the 2010D for calibrations:
[1] Verify that all source and diluent gases that will be used
for calibrations are present in the Gas Table supplied from
the factory. If not, add gases as described on page 6-2.
[2] Set up a "Gas Standard" for each gas cylinder that will be
attached to the source inlet ports, following the procedure
described on page 6-3.
[3] Assign diluent gases and Gas Standards to the appropriate
diluent and source inlet ports as described on page 6-4.
[4] If the User Digital I/O Bits are to be used for signaling
the sequence status or for remote activation, the Digital
I/O Groups must be set up as described on page 6-21.
[5] Set up calibration "Sequences" as described on Page 6-6.
Sequences define the flow rates, concentrations, timing and
other parameters for specific calibration sessions that are
to be subsequently performed.
[6] If necessary, set the time and date to local time as
described on page 6-27.
At this point, manual calibrations can be initiated. If
automatically timed calibrations or calibrations initiated by
the User Digital I/O Bits are desired, the following procedures
may also be needed:
[7] If calibrations are to be automatically started at specific
times, set up the sequence schedules as described on page
6-20.
[8] If calibrations are to be started by remote control using
the User Digital I/O Bits, set up the Remote Activation
information as described on pages 6-24 and/or 6-25.
The following pages describe these setup procedures in more
detail.
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